Google AJAX Search API?

Hi all,

I'd been working on Google SOAP API before, which has been
closed for
new accounts.

What I want is getting little bit of Google data into my
local
database.
Is this possible by Google AJAX Search API?

Or is it just a way to integrate Google results live into
Web pages.
I wanted search results into my local database, so I can
manipulate
it.

How you compare Web services Yahoo! and Alexa with this?
Yeah, of course, I know, most people use Google : - )

Kind regards,
- anshul


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Hi there,
I have an upcoming article which will be posted soon which
describes
how to capture "clipped" search results and post
them to a server
using XmlHttpRequest and JSON.org's Stringify function.

This is a possible solution for allowing someone to
individually
select some search results and post them to a server.

I can post a blog posting about this technique of using JSON
to post a
collection of clipped search results in addition to the
upcoming more
verbose article.
Let me know what ya think..
-Chris


On Apr 12, 12:23 am, "anshul....gmail.com"
<anshul....gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'd been working on Google SOAP API before, which has
been closed for
> new accounts.
>
> What I want is getting little bit of Google data into
my local
> database.
> Is this possible by Google AJAX Search API?
>
> Or is it just a way to integrate Google results live
into Web pages.
> I wanted search results into my local database, so I
can manipulate
> it.
>
> How you compare Web services Yahoo! and Alexa with
this?
> Yeah, of course, I know, most people use Google : - )
>
> Kind regards,
> - anshul


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Hi,

Thank you for your reply.

I can guess Ajax can communicate with MySQL.
However, I've no idea of JSON ( vs XML? ) data format.

I would be really waiting for your articles.

Actually, my wanted to crawl Google:
I mean to collect data from Google into my own MySQL
database.
Data from Google, Yahoo!, MSN is precious.

After getting search information, I may manipulate it, and
prepare
special,
and of course very useful reports.
This can be similar to a meta- search engine.
This use can be commercial or non-commercial.

However, sadly search engines now allow crawling them.
I guess, Ajax search API also, not allows to make, suppose
around  a
million of requests per day.


Best regards,
- anshul


On Apr 13, 7:04 am, "Chris (Google Employee)"
<api.ch...google.com>
wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Let me know what ya think..
> -Chris


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Hi Ravinda,

The article's not yet published. Its going through the
internal
reviews. I'll let the forum know when its available,
hopefully
soon. 
-Chris


On Apr 14, 10:15 pm, "Ravindra Dastikop"
<ravindra.dastikop.cybersp...gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Chris
>
> Has it been posted already
>
> Eager to read
>
> Ravindra dastikop
>
> On 4/13/07, Chris (Google Employee) <api.ch...google.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi there,
> > I have an upcoming article which will be posted
soon which describes
> > how to capture "clipped" search results
and post them to a server
> > using XmlHttpRequest and JSON.org's Stringify
function.
>
> > This is a possible solution for allowing someone
to individually
> > select some search results and post them to a
server.
>
> > I can post a blog posting about this technique of
using JSON to post a
> > collection of clipped search results in addition
to the upcoming more
> > verbose article.
> > Let me know what ya think..
> > -Chris
>
> > On Apr 12, 12:23 am, "anshul....gmail.com" <anshul....gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> > > Hi all,
>
> > > I'd been working on Google SOAP API before,
which has been closed for
> > > new accounts.
>
> > > What I want is getting little bit of Google
data into my local
> > > database.
> > > Is this possible by Google AJAX Search API?
>
> > > Or is it just a way to integrate Google
results live into Web pages.
> > > I wanted search results into my local
database, so I can manipulate
> > > it.
>
> > > How you compare Web services Yahoo! and Alexa
with this?
> > > Yeah, of course, I know, most people use
Google : - )
>
> > > Kind regards,
> > > - anshul
>
> --
> Ravindra
> Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and
Engineering
> SDM College of Engineering & Techology
> Dharwad 580 002 India
> Web: dastikop.tvheaven.com


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Hi there,

Is there exits a legitimate way to send a million query to
Google?
For gathering search data, results.

Regards,
- anshul


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Google says:
Don't use unauthorized computer programs to submit pages,
check
rankings, etc. Such programs consume computing resources and
violate
our Terms of Service. Google does not recommend the use of
products
such as WebPosition Gold™ that send automatic or
programmatic queries
to Google.

I want to know if WebPosition Gold or SEO Chat still doing
this?
Or else what new method they been using.

Is Google ban IPs who consume its bandwidth and computing
power?

Regards,
- anshul


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 Anshul,

Referring back to the question of crawling Google:  While I
understand
your proposal, it is not an allowable usage of the AJAX
Search API.
The Terms permit the service to be used specifically in a
human
readable Web page presented directly to end-users, and not
in a purely
programmatic environment.  Please refer to the AJAX Search
Terms of
Service document for further details:

htt
p://code.google.com/apis/ajaxsearch/terms.html

As for my upcoming article, I describe an enhancement to the
manual
task  of "clipping" AJAX Search results by
allowing you to post
selected (clipped) results to a server manually using AJAX.
The thing
to note is that the article demonstrates the use of the AJAX
Search
API within a human readable Web page, and also requires the
end-user
individually select specific search results to be saved - as
opposed
to operating entirely programmatically, such as with a
crawler.

Hope this helps,

-Chris

On Apr 13, 9:17 pm, "guideseeq" <anshul....gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you for your reply.
>
> I can guess Ajax can communicate with MySQL.
> However, I've no idea of JSON ( vs XML? ) data format.
>
> I would be really waiting for your articles.
>
> Actually, my wanted to crawl Google:
> I mean to collect data from Google into my own MySQL
database.
> Data from Google, Yahoo!, MSN is precious.
>
> After getting search information, I may manipulate it,
and prepare
> special,
> and of course very useful reports.
> This can be similar to a meta- search engine.
> This use can be commercial or non-commercial.
>
> However, sadly search engines now allow crawling them.
> I guess, Ajax search API also, not allows to make,
suppose around  a
> million of requests per day.
>
> Best regards,
> - anshul
>
> On Apr 13, 7:04 am, "Chris (Google Employee)"
<api.ch...google.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
>
> > Let me know what ya think..
> > -Chris


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Also in response to Ravinda,

- Who had sent in a similar question on whether the service
he's
developing to gather data from the Web as well as non-Web
using a
"Google API".
If you are wishing to use the AJAX Search API as your
"Google API",
similar to Anshul's scenario, this is also not in compliance
of the
Terms of Service as well. Basically the AJAX Search API is
meant to be
used on human readable Web pages, as opposed to a crawling
or purely
programmatic access.

Hope this helps,
-Chris


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